Opaque and unaffordable service charges are putting leaseholders and tenants across the country under immense strain.
The government are committed to improving service charge transparency and making it easier to challenge unreasonable increases.
Change is on its way.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy344nwdwpo
The government are committed to improving service charge transparency and making it easier to challenge unreasonable increases.
Change is on its way.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy344nwdwpo
Comments
More accountability and transparency would make a huge difference.
That's what the *previous* government promised. It's not good enough. It will not help shared owners like me who have no access to service charge info because the housing association is not the freeholder.
Please hold *them* to account. None of us can afford to litigate.
https://news.sky.com/story/amp/labour-drops-pledge-to-abolish-leasehold-within-100-days-but-is-still-committed-to-the-reforms-13113071
"The party is still committed to getting rid of the system, but those working on the policy believe they need more time to enact such a radical measure after the Tories watered down their own promises on reform."
What have the Tories' flaccid reforms got to do with anything?
Presumably you've done the work, no?
There's no shortage of other countries that have gone through this process, most germanely our neighbours to the north in early 2000s.